How-to: cPanel to DA migration

castris said:
Is possible correct link?
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It's the old link, converted to seo link I guess. Now it's this one:
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Thread 'FAQ for DirectAdmin new customers'

Hello,

Due to many new questions on DirectAdmin as a panel, I'm creating this article to answer some of the most common questions. If you have any questions not mentioned here - feel free to post them to the thread :)
Q: Appearance: What layouts come with DirectAdmin?

A: DirectAdmin Evolution skin (default one) is all written in Vue, on every request it just makes 1 or a few very light JSON calls for textfiles, and looks like this:
Standard layout:
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Sidebar layout (you can change it live just for your session in "Hello, user"...
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Richard G said:
It's the old link, converted to seo link I guess. Now it's this one:
smtalk

Thread 'FAQ for DirectAdmin new customers'

Hello,

Due to many new questions on DirectAdmin as a panel, I'm creating this article to answer some of the most common questions. If you have any questions not mentioned here - feel free to post them to the thread :)
Q: Appearance: What layouts come with DirectAdmin?

A: DirectAdmin Evolution skin (default one) is all written in Vue, on every request it just makes 1 or a few very light JSON calls for textfiles, and looks like this:
Standard layout:
standard.png


Sidebar layout (you can change it live just for your session in "Hello, user"...
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A lot of thanks.
 
Since some time, every Cpanel to DA migration, using the Cpanel Importer inside DA has completed succesfully, but all databases have been migrated empty.
 
Also, the Cpanel Importer tool, is not updating both NS records.

this has always been like that, but should be fixed.
 
Zhenmue said:
Since some time, every Cpanel to DA migration, using the Cpanel Importer inside DA has completed succesfully, but all databases have been migrated empty.
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Have you checked the logs? It is possible that the database has a long name or that there are other issues on the remote cPanel.

The issues with any databases are often due to very long names. Don't forget that DirectAdmin has a different configuration for naming users and databases.
 
castris said:
Have you checked the logs? It is possible that the database has a long name or that there are other issues on the remote cPanel.

The issues with any databases are often due to very long names. Don't forget that DirectAdmin has a different configuration for naming users and databases.
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yes, every log is completed, without any error or warning, the log even identifies the database and shows every step as perfectly fine.

this is the last one, but it happens on every one, and we do a lot.
  • [2024-10-07 21:59:38 -0300] ...mysqldump version: 10.6.19...
  • [2024-10-07 21:59:38 -0300] ...mysql version: 10.6...[2024-10-07 21:59:38 -0300] Saving mysql privs...[2024-10-07 21:59:38 -0300] Done
  • [2024-10-07 21:59:38 -0300] Saving mysql authentication information...[2024-10-07 21:59:38 -0300] Done
  • [2024-10-07 21:59:38 -0300] Storing MySQL databases...[2024-10-07 21:59:38 -0300] Storing database xxxxxxxxx_wp569
  • [2024-10-07 21:59:40 -0300] Done
  • [2024-10-07 21:59:40 -0300] ...Done
  • [2024-10-07 21:59:40 -0300] ...Done
  • [2024-10-07 21:59:40 -0300] Completed “Mysql” component.
  • [2024-10-07 21:59:40 -0300] Performing “MysqlRemoteNotes” component....
  • [2024-10-07 21:59:40 -0300] Completed “MysqlRemoteNotes” component.
 
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